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Meg Powers
Megan "Meg" Powers, PT, DPT, IBCLC — owner of Provenance Wellness & Physical Therapy, a mobile pelvic health and lactation-informed PT practice in Ambler, PA.
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Oct 1, 2026
When Baby Tech Helps—and When It Adds Pressure
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5:35Meg PowersGUEST
So as a first-time parent, my was, I was thrown into parenthood in kind of, like, a not ideal way.
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5:43Meg PowersGUEST
I went into labor at 32 weeks, so I ended up with a kiddo in the NICU for five weeks.
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5:51Meg PowersGUEST
So you wanna talk about monitoring and, and medicalization and, like, you know, drilling down into, like, nitty-gritty numbers and tracking things? I was full out in this realm of constantly looking at numbers.
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6:07Meg PowersGUEST
And monitors and screens, perhaps more so than I was really, like, looking at my baby sometimes.
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6:19Meg PowersGUEST
[laughs] So while I don't think that's ideal, there were times where it was beneficial.
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